Everything Starts with Life: Theories That Limit World Peace

By Sunil Kumar

This book is based on probabilities that can be variable from 0 to 1. This means that the probability of any event mentioned in this book is nil to 100 percent surety. Thus, the people have to accept it as a possibility, and the proof may not be available but can be found by own. Also, in such a case, the person loses the right to question about facts. It is not necessary that everyone loses a life while driving a motorcycle without helmet, even on busy road. If a person is poor, it doesnt mean that he will be good for all. If someone is discriminated against, it doesnt ensure that he will not be biased. If woman is a mother, it doesnt mean she cannot betray. A person may be follower of a holy religion, but he may not think of himself as equal among all.

My eyes can see everything in noon,
Instead they failed to watch the sun.

Lest, they see nothing in dark
Yet can watch darkness whole night.

I donated for them
Those have never been seen.

As I hated to care for them,
Even they needed me so keen.

Though I tried to prey on others peace in whole.
During death time I prayed for tranquility of my soul.

Being true and correct is not an easy task. A person is bound to live a double standard lifeone for himself, which is sometime unknown to him, and the second is for others, where he pretends while he is revealed without his acknowledgement. This leads to the disturbance of peace among the individuals, and this resonates through their whole lives. This book reveals the reasons that limit the people to accomplish peace.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris AU
• Release date: Mar 19, 2018
• ISBN: 9781543407037

Sunil Kumar

Dr. Sunil Kumar is currently an Associate Professor at the Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University, Barabanki (Uttar Pradesh) India. His research interests include genetic engineering, molecular biology; medical microbiology particularly focused on molecular characterization of bacterial biofilm and drug development and inflammatory bowel diseases. Dr. Kumar has authored more than 40 peer-reviewed articles, 15 book chapters and edited one book for springer. Dr. Kumar serves as an editorial board member and reviewer of more than 6 international journals.

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CONTENTS

Preface

Introduction

Spiritual Wisdom

Self-Resilience

Possessiveness

Neighbourhood

Irreversibility

Unrepeatability

Limits of Choices

Inducement

Accumulativeness

Permanency

Irrevocability

Mind Maze

Migration

Mortality

Justification

Solution: A Limit

How to Scan a System

Conclusion for Life – A Sentence

Author’s Verdict

T he book is a tribute from the author to his ancestors.

In ancient times, they had no facilities as compared to present scenario. Life was very vulnerable in those days. Also, there were attacks from different intruder societies. Our ancestors even accepted to be losers in everything (such as land, forest and other resources) from the intruders to avoid war. Their decision to abstain from war and sacrifice everything, to save native society from distracted societies, resulted in the possibility of revival of today’s generation to which I belong.

The intruder societies are confused today, but we have a vision for peace in mind that is alive till now.

PREFACE

F or every reaction, may it be chemical, biological, physical or nuclear, the strength and quality would depend on the classification of the material which takes part in the reaction under consideration. Any material missing or in excess would definitely have its explicit role in the final result, directly or indirectly. Even though the participation is not an issue, the presence of a material among them will have some effect, less or more, but the effect would be very much significant. But safe and unaffected if they are unrelated to the reaction. Energy transfer can never be absolute adiabatic in practice.

Thus, when we deal in the real world, each and every active matter has its own significance and effects during the progression of a process. Similarly, the same concept may be applied for human lives. Our lives are the best examples of the real world. Nothing in our lives happens on its own. If someone is unaware about the reason of an incident, he would definitely believe that no human had any involvement in the outcome of the process or the situation being faced by him.

Supposing there are one hundred different types of things that are involved to affect an act, and we assume that there are only ten chances that would be involved in the given situation at a time means the next step would depend on the outcome of the previous steps, and the number of probabilities of the outcome may be approximately in trillions that might be calculated as per the permutations and combinations of these one hundred items for all ten steps. So a person has no chance to reach the exact solution even though the outcome is always fixed according to the nature of the elements involved, affecting the outcome of the result.

This confirms that the future can never be proclaimed by any method, especially related to the real lives of humans. The factors involving the processes in lives depend on thousands to millions of constituents. Imagine the days of ancient times on the basis of information that we have or understand now. The languages all over the world might have developed very late after the existence of humans on earth, which comparatively developed recently. This means humans were not aware about the past, present, future, race, caste, religion, or lord; even names of persons came in existence very late, as we witnessed ancient sculptures in caves having no name mentioned on them, whereas the pictures are there depicting humans and animals.

This implies that the humans got aware very recently about identification to distinguish the surroundings, one or the other, and to communicate easily to others about anything. Though nature has its own identification system, well from the beginning of the creation of that thing, humans are just now formulating a system, a so-called nomenclature, for each and everything. The nomenclature system is devised in such a way that it can be used to guide the people in some well-planned direction. The classification of the participants in a process is a good approach, as it may help in the reduction of the calculation through probability. In this way, the people may easily be subjected to follow a path as per the wish of the person(s) controlling a class or in whom the class believes.

Thus, in the book, we may find hints about what we should believe in, whom we should follow and what are the limitations and theories which rule our quality of life. We may find what kind of limitations bind us to commit mistakes while dealing with individuals, families, societies or even other communities.

We may hide everything from others yet not from ourselves. We think that the veiled act that does not have any effect on anyone keeps the matters hidden. Whereas, the truth is that whenever something is in our consciousness, good or bad, correct or wrong, true or false, each and every such content would definitely affect the thoughts and acts, which may lead to escalation from a small scale to a very large extent in the wrong direction.

So the book is preferably the work in which I have tried to clarify the limitation of individuals and surroundings. In such a way, the lives of people may become simple and the earth might be saved for as long a period as we could think of.

INTRODUCTION

T he book is in continuation to my first book, 1 Master 99 Slaves: Indian Social System: An Illusion . Though the first book is complete in itself, those who are leading the systems understand and act early, which are against some of the humans who are trying to solve these issues. I have always suspected that the problem-creator will understand more early in comparison to those who clean the system. This is inevitable as seen below:

Thieves and police, both are vigilant. The difference is that the police arrive after the thieves have visited the place.

The social issues may be solved, but it needs too much input from those who really try to solve it. This input is not money, not material, not man and also not machine. It’s mechanism. Being more precise, it’s the mechanism of mind.

Anyway, ‘What is the status of mind?’ The solution to any query a man presents is the outcome developed by his status of mind. But how does a mind work? For this, one has to understand the difference between the workings of the mind and a computer.

Illustration

Consider a number as a result, achieved by following logic to reach an output in a computer. Let one of these logics follow a combination of addition, subtraction, and lastly, division.

The logic may be (A + B – C) / D under the heading to reach a distance X. (A, B, C and D being variables in natural numbers.)

Suppose, this logic is used to take turns on a given road at a distance according to the values to be put in four variables of the above-mentioned logic: A, B, C and D.

We may tell the same logic to a person (say Mr. Henry).

Here, if we enter some values of A, B, C and D, then the computer will give some fixed result and the same will be given by any human under normal conditions.

This means both act in the same manner for this logic.

Now suppose, under the same heading, to reach a particular place X, the logic